Luna Li

PhD Candidate
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Dissertation Title
Empowering Canadian Workers with Data Ownership and Data Property Rights in the Artificial Intelligence Era
Supervisor

I am a PhD student at Osgoode Hall Law School and a lawyer in Ontario, Canada. My research interests include technology (AI, blockchain, “DAO") and employment & labour law, algorithmic management, platform economy, human rights, etc.

I hold a Juris Doctor’s degree from Osgoode, a Master of Industrial Relations and Human Resources from University of Toronto, and a Bachelor’s in Economics from Wuhan University (China).

Prior to my commitment to an academic career, I worked two years at a leading employment law firm in Toronto, two years at legal clinics including a government agency, and three years in human resources roles (including workforce analytics in the tech industry) with CHRP designation.

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